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Detecting With Si Finds!! Metal Detecting, Scotland, Fife, Medieval Castle - Ep 98

Dirty Secrets of Scotland

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One of our favourite YouTube channels is ‪@Sifinds‬
We were absolutely DELIGHTED to meet Si and we had an amazing day, detecting around a medieval castle together... but what did we find..?!

In the 'Rainy Days' section, see Sarah complete her trio of poison bottles with a beautiful amber Lysol bottle. Prints of all three bottle paintings are now available on our Etsy Store.

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@dirtysecretsofscotland Creator 3 years ago Pinned

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@sandylee9564 3 years ago (edited)

You guys have too much fun. Watching Sarah paint is like watching magic live. She deserves an award.

@marilyndougherty229 3 years ago (edited)

What could be better, while waiting for the new season of "Outlander" to begin, than watching our modern day Claire, Jamie and Murtagh, finding adventure in Scotland!! This collaboration with Si is fantastic!

@kevinchambers1101 3 years ago

What is amazing that they are out in the middle of no where and they're finding coins.

@elisabethnicoli5301 3 years ago

Sarah’s painting is amazing. Each time you think "that’s it, it’s perfect" but she adds a touch of colour that makes all the difference

@eba44 3 years ago

You guys were like peas n' carrots- just perfect together! So glad you had the chance to go out and play before the craziness of moving house. Sarah knocked it out of the park! Cheers from snowy Maine!

@chrisberry9017 3 years ago

That was an absolutely fabulous video! Thank you all. The painting was an added delighted. May your life on Skye bring you everything that you could possibly wish for!! Blessings!

@salishseaquest7952 3 years ago

@17:39 looks like part of a snaffle bit. Congratulations on all the acreage of permissions. Loved watching all of you out there.

@eleaerik6478 3 years ago

Sarah! This is the first I've seen of your work - it's incredible!

@tracyriordan7011 3 years ago

Great start! Love you all using our your metal detectors!

@lydiaross2554 3 years ago

I've now watched all of your Dirty Secrets of Scotland and Living the Skye Life videos and made comments here and there. Next is Sarah's, She Walks She Paints channel.

You two are very hard working and excellent presenters and so relaxed in front of the camera.

Love your stories, music, art, history, and well everything.

@kokoboo2654 2 years ago

Horse's bit, reins connect thru the holes on the side...nice find!

@barerfootgardener11464 3 years ago

Would love to see a pic of the manor house at its glory. You folks are a hoot to watch.

@whotknots 3 years ago

A bottle exactly like the one Sarah painted was dug up in our garden in Australia last year.

@JJ-qu2xg 3 years ago

Great to have you back and with Si finds brilliant .Love the not to to be taken bottle Sarah .

@amandapittar9398 3 years ago (edited)

The early mystery find is obviously a pixie helmet….that Manor House would have been a beautiful spot in its heyday.

@trishferry3533 3 years ago

Sarah what a gift you have with your art work. Keen eyes and hands. Beautiful!

@shakascloset1700 2 years ago

I hope all is well. I miss watching you guys. Your videos are awesome and would love to see you guys soon.

@jamesrivis620 3 years ago (edited)

Wiping your 'found' objects can wipe off any markings, especially with mud/grit on them. I would leave the discovering until you get home and soak them all in warm water so that any markings can be coaxed out.😊Even then clean them off with very soft brushes.
You could also carry a small plastic squeegee bottle of water to wash some mud off your finds.